You may have heard the recent news that an AI-powered 'robot lawyer' will defend a human in a US court in what has been called a 'historic' first. Additionally, a survey by Clio found that 68% of law firm clients would prefer to handle some legal issues on their own if they had access to reliable legal information. These statistics highlight the importance of providing accessible legal information, especially as the World Justice Project reports that only 42% of people worldwide feel they have access to justice. The National Center for State Courts also reports that 75% of civil cases in state courts involve at least one self-represented litigant, emphasizing the need for accessible legal information for those who cannot afford a lawyer. These figures clearly demonstrate the significant need for AI-based products in the legal field.
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